This thinker argued that a being within time and s
This thinker argued that a being within time and space is the "first sign of the real" in an essay that deries absolute idealism for being the "realized divine mind of Leibnizian theism". One work by this author of Principles of the Philosophy of the Future claims that the title goal is nothing but pure egotism; that work examines the rise of the "pure naked personhood" that has led to the strong belief in a better life after death. This author of Thoughts on (*) Death and Immortality reversed Hegel in a "transformative method" that states thinking is the product of active individuals. That view was explained in a work that claims that love and faith are contradictory and argues God is divine because he is given ideal human qualities. For 10 points, name this author whose conception of "sensuous activity" was criticized in some theses by Marx and who argued that God is "an [egoistic] outward projection of human nature" in The Essence of Christianity.
This thinker argued that a being within time and space is the "first sign of the real" in an essay that deries absolute idealism for being the "realized divine mind of Leibnizian theism".
{Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach}